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Free Seminar - March Section

 

To focus and stimulate technology transfer and development of respective critical components industries in Optics, Mechanical, Electronics, Magnetic, Chemical and Environmental Engineering and IT, TechMart of Hong Kong Productivity Council is liaising with Hong Kong Critical Components Manufacturers Association (HKCCMA), America Hong Kong Electronics Association (AHKEA) and Hong Kong Optoelectronics Association (HKOEA) to support and serve the role to foster technology exchange, transfer and commercialization of respective critical components industries between Hong Kong, China and overseas.
 

TechMart joins with AHKEA, HKCCMA and HKOEA to organize and provide a series of monthly free seminars scheduled on Monday, the second week of each month.  The March Section was held on Mar. 8, 2004 at CEPA Business Centre,  5/F HKPC Building.
 

 

 

The following two talks were presented:


Title : "MIDS: The future of Mobile Input Devices"
Guest Speaker: 
Prof. Wen J. Li, Director, Centre for Micro and Nano Systems,
                                                                             The Chinese University of Hong Kong
 

Recently, relatively low-cost and fully-integrated MEMS motion sensor chips have become a commercial reality.  The dramatic reduction in physical volume and power consumption of these new micro motion sensors, coupled with the rapid advancement of wireless technology, will enable the development of many novel technological products in the next decade.  Projected applications in the next 5 years span from self-powered networked motion sensors that will monitor environmental conditions in smart homes, manufacturing plants, and battle fields, to ultra-small wireless motion sensing systems that will allow users to interact with mobile devices or record the position and speed of moving subjects.  This presentation will focus on our recent success in merging MEMS sensing and wireless technologies to develop miniaturized novel computer interface devices (Micro Input Devices System or MIDS) that may eventually replace the mouse, keyboard, and pointer.  Fundamental working principles of the MEMS motion sensor and the MIDS system architecture will be discussed. A live demo will be provided to show how a MIDS "finger ring" can be used to interact with existing game software on PCs and PDAs, and eventually new gaming applications on mobile phones.


 

Title :  PhotoRite™ – Automatic Image Enhancement Technology and Its Applications
Guest Speaker:  Mr. Jason Ho, General Manager, Zensis Ltd. 
 

Images taken by camera are not always desirable. For example, backlighting and under-exposure problems occur quite often. These problems also appear in photos taken by top digital camera models. PhotoRite™ is a fully automatic image processing solution which targeted to correct these common problems and improve the visual quality of the captured image so that the processed image will be close to what human eye can see. With PhotoRite™ applied to different imaging devices e.g. surveillance camera, the output images can be ensured to have clear details rather than having important details hidden in shaded areas. In the seminar, some demonstrations and potential applications of the technology will be presented.

After the seminar, they provided the demonstration for the participates.  The event was successfully ended at 5:15 pm.


 
 

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Wednesday, 10 March, 2004

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